@Cristian Florea https://codepen.io/PinkBeeMe/pen/MYKEqPv?editors=1100 I went through the great feedback that y'all gave me and gave it another go. It may not be there yet, but I do believe it is a lot closer...lol. I hope you have a chance to give it another look. Thank you for your time; it really helps me a lot. Let me have it.... the good, the bad, the ugly :) P.S. My CSS Stylesheet is a bit better...maybe, but not great. I have started over so many times and just kept on changing class names and styling conventions and "not taking out the trash" or cleaning up the old discarded stuff that no longer has any relevance to the HTML code...Now, it scares me to death that I might accidentally erase something important and break everything. So, I cleaned it up (a little)...But not much. FEAR won out today. So, sorry about that mess. Thanks again.

Hi. Here is my Apple Clone... it's long over-due for sure. I am grateful for any feedback, insight, and suggestion(s) for improvement. Thank you for your time. I really appreciate the input. Thanks again. https://codepen.io/PinkBeeMe/pen/MYKEqPv

Whats good yall Just a quick PSA for those just starting coding problems, so yall can avoid the mistakes I made when starting out I was practicing some Codewars, when I saw this solution at the top. Although it looks very flashy because its 3 lines, its actually terrible! The right solution is BigO(n), but this solution is BigO(n^3)!! As indexOf and lastIndexOf both loop through the array. The next "Best Practices" solution uses an obscure mechanic, a ^ bitwise operator ! Imagine how hard it is to debug a codebase full of this flashy programming😭😭😭 The "Best Practice" practically speaking, is a solution that is easy to read and understand, even if it requires more lines of code. So don't feel down if you're solution isn't haiku-level brief! If it's readable and understandable, its good. 🫡

Don't ask me what's super about it, just named it so cuz I like the word xD Got inspired by my mobile's calculator. The logic started off very simple, but finally ended up too complex for me to handle with too many nestings and became a landmine of countless edge cases lol. But it gave me a chance to practice and implement a bunch of newly learned concepts all in one place. I wanted to learn and add some smooth CSS transitions as well to make it look cooler, but day by day it's getting exponentially harder to wait for React :D. Anyway, it now supports -10 to +10 quadrillion or upto 17 characters as input. (Don't quote me on that though, I didn't test this enough). Supports long calculations like -65%9x8+31.54÷9.3 Don't be surprised of those big weird roman numerals, I just made them up :D Unintuitive stuff: 3%5 here means 5 percent of 3. +/- swaps + and - Let me know if you guys have any feedback :D Super Calculator

Hi everyone, Apologies for being MIA, I have been caught up trying to learn some backend to add to my crypto app and also sharpening the algos. Midst of all that, I was feeling slightly burnt out and decided to build out a one pager portfolio as an elevator pitch. It is still a WIP and have much to add. Needed your help to spot any issues or any recommendations are highly appreciated. I have gone ahead and added projects that I picked up in the course as a showcase, as many on them cover quite a lot of ground. Please do let me know your thoughts as to improvements and suggestions. Thank you once again fellow devs :) live link : https://portfolio-psi-bice-26.vercel.app/